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    Before World War I‚ a German U-boat sank the British cruise ship the Lusitania. 1‚195 people were lost. Could at least some of these deaths been avoided? What is some of the “hidden stories” behind this event? First off‚ yes many of those lives could have been saved‚ if not for ignorance. The Germans literally published warnings in major newspapers in America and Europe stating the danger of sailing on the Lusitania in May of 1915. And the morning the Lusitania was to set sail‚ a warning was

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    torpedoed but the Captain believed going straight would make it hard for them to keep up and land a torpedo. On May 7‚ 1915 the Lusitania had made it through most of the travels and it was on the final stretch to Liverpool. It was going at the ship’s phenomenal top speed when a crew mate spotted something in the water coming towards them. The men gathered around and watched and held on as the torpedo struck the side of the boat. The boat shook and everyone was startled coming out of their rooms to

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    patrolled the area between the Japanese carrier force and Niihau‚ so they could prevent the task force from being caught by a surprise counterattack. At 6:00 a.m. on 7 December‚ the six Japanese carriers launched a first wave of 181 planes composed of torpedo bombers‚ dive bombers‚ horizontal bombers and fighters. The first wave approached land‚ and one at least radioed a somewhat incoherent warning and other signs were ships off the harbor entrance were still being processed or awaiting confirmation when

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    Written by: Daniel Rogers Pearl Harbor: Military Briefing Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto After pondering deeply the opportunities and military status of our Empire today‚ we have decided upon a risky but not to be missed opportunity to begin expansion into Western territories. Our first point of attack will be Pearl Harbor. This decision calls for extraordinary and drastic military action to be taken. Despite the seemingly overwhelming odds of failure we must approach this mission pragmatically

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    bombers and torpedo planes in two waves‚ launched from six aircraft carriers. All eight U.S. Navy battleships were damaged‚ with four being sunk. Of the eight damaged six were raised‚ repaired and returned to service later in the war. The Japanese also sank or damaged three cruisers‚ three destroyers‚ an anti-aircraft training ship‚ and one minelayer. 188 U.S. aircraft were destroyed; 2‚402 Americans were killed and 1‚282 wounded. The power station‚ shipyard‚ maintenance‚ and fuel and torpedo storage

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    In the period leading up to the First World War‚ international tensions ran at an all time high. The sinking of the RMS Lusitania in 1915 was all that was needed to inflame the passions of millions of people. But such a tragedy left the world with the question of who was really responsible hanging on their minds. Attention quickly centered on three main groups: the Cunard Line‚ Germany‚ and the English government. Though much of the evidence went down with the ship‚ one may produce a valid conclusion

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    German Kapitänleutnant Walter Schweiger was captain of the U-20 that sunk the Lusitania by shooting a torpedo just below the water and straight into the hull of the massive liner‚ which was loaded with munitions and weapons dedicated to the British war effort. Since the British were actually using higher-class civilians as a cover-up to secretly transport

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    Third eye wider than ya motherfuckin’ ego‚ amigo Hero‚ incognito tuxedo‚ boosten hoes overall libido Feeling euphoric like the beat a placebo Hot as jalapeno‚ Sick I need some chemo quick as torpedo‚ Cash the chips‚ Casino‚ Amino Acid‚ on acid‚ im tripping‚ an all these atoms im splitting im fittin Nuke‚ nauseous‚ fittin to puke‚ shoot‚ took a shot of absloute‚ whoo Fuck these bitches‚ man‚ fuck these hoes‚ Third eye soul‚ mind growth i suppose. I dont know‚ nobody does‚ no body loves

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    becoming a prominent actress‚ she was married to Friedrich Mandl‚ a munitions manufacturer for the Axis powers‚ and secretly gathered information about torpedo technology during conferences that Mandl held at their house. Lamarr hated the Nazis and wanted to develop a solution to prevent enemies from jamming the systems and locating Allied torpedos. She fled from Austria and her husband‚ and later co-invented a system of “frequency hopping” with George Antheil in America. Originally her invention

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    Stephen Hamilton Professor Charlie Dee History 236 24 April 08 The United States of America is the longest lasting democracy to date‚ but America did not get there in holy grace as many believe it to have done. The fact is America got to where she is through failures‚ miscalculations‚ terrorism‚ conspiracy‚ and lying to its very own people through many facets of foreign policies and actions in other countries. The Vietnam War‚ specifically the Gulf-of-Tonkin Resolution and the Gulf-of-Tonkin

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